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    <description><![CDATA[How to Plan Magnetic Particle Checks in Lifting Attachments Every joint in lifting attachments has a job to do. A neat weld face may not tell the full story. A small mark may also need closer review before anyone calls it a flaw. Method choice should... ]]></description>
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